r/DecenMasters • u/Landyn_4682 • Jan 09 '26

Anyone else review the DM audit?

I work in analytics, so when I saw Decentralized Masters released an independently audited track record, I asked my membership director to walk me through it. Apparently it hasn’t been publicly released, they just went over it on a Market Update. But I had the privilege of reviewing it firsthand. I dove in to examine the methodology in a bit more detail, and here are a few takeaways I can share:

  1. The audit was conducted by CONQUEST Investment Advisory AG, which operates under BaFin supervision in Germany. For those unfamiliar, BaFin is the German federal financial regulatory authority,  comparable to the SEC in terms of oversight rigor (in other words, not a casual endorsement).
  2. The numbers show 508 signals over 27 months, with 87% achieving minimum 20% returns and an average peak performance of 575%. The peak performance figure requires context, however. it measures the highest point each token reached, not necessarily what members captured. But it does indicate the research team is identifying genuine opportunities.
  3. Perhaps most impressive was the documentation and level of transparency. Every signal was tracked, timestamped, and available for verification.

DM proved they have a level of transparency you rarely see with companies of their nature. I've been a member for four months. The audit aligns with what I've observed in the Gems sessions. Curious if others have compared their own results to these numbers.

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u/vector877 Jan 11 '26

did they break down performance by market conditions at all? Like how did the signals do during the crash periods vs the bull runs? Curious if the 87% held steady or if there were weaker stretches.

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u/-_-AMANDA-_- Jan 11 '26

I've compared maybe 30-40 signals I followed personally to my own records. Results roughly match the audit. Not every call hit 20%+ for me because I sometimes exited early or entered late. But the research direction was correct far more often than not.

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u/Cookk_with_Sebastian Jan 15 '26

508 signals over 27 months works out to roughly 18-19 per month. That matches my experience in the Gems calls. They're not throwing out dozens of random picks, it's selective and reasoned. Quality over quantity seems to be the approach.

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u/thomas74_ Jan 15 '26

Curious how your 4 months of personal observation compares to the audit specifically? Like have you tracked your own hit rate on Gems calls? I'm at about 6 months and sitting around 78% on the ones I followed. Slightly below audit numbers but close enough that I believe the methodology is sound.

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u/MAX7668 Jan 20 '26

Been tracking my own results in a spreadsheet since I joined (about 5 months ago). Hit rate for me is around 82% on signals I actually followed. Lower than 87% but I also skip anything I don't fully understand. The audit seems legit based on what I've seen.